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2024 MLB Rookie of the Year Odds
American League ROY Odds
WinnerAmerican League Rookie of the Year Winner |
Odds |
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Cowser, Colton |
+175 |
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Carter, Evan |
+315 |
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Langford, Wyatt |
+350 |
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Caminero, Junior |
+1100 |
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Abreu, Wilyer |
+2000 |
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Holliday, Jackson |
+2000 |
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Keith, Colt |
+2000 |
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Rafaela, Ceddanne |
+2500 |
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Kjerstad, Heston |
+3000 |
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Leiter, Jack |
+4000 |
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Meadows, Parker |
+4000 |
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Manzardo, Kyle |
+5000 |
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Rocchio, Brayan |
+5000 |
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Schanuel, Nolan |
+5000 |
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Tiedeman, Ricky |
+5000 |
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Mead, Curtis |
+6000 |
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Mayo, Coby |
+6500 |
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Domniguez, Jasson |
+7500 |
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Hancock, Emerson |
+10000 |
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Kelly, Antoine |
+10000 |
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Lee, Brooks |
+10000 |
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Martinez, Orelvis |
+10000 |
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Mayer, Marcelo |
+10000 |
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Pereira, Everson |
+10000 |
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Beeter, Clayton |
+15000 |
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Loftin, Nick |
+15000 |
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Paris, Kyren |
+15000 |
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Boyle, Joe |
+15000 |
National League ROY Odds
WinnerNational League Rookie of the Year Winner |
Odds |
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Imanaga, Shota |
+300 |
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Busch, Michael |
+450 |
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Chourio, Jackson |
+500 |
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Merrill, Jackson |
+550 |
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Yamamoto, Yoshinobu |
+550 |
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Jones, Jared |
+550 |
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Jung Hoo Lee |
+1500 |
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Skenes, Paul |
+1500 |
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Crow-Armstrong, Pete |
+2000 |
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Wood, James |
+3000 |
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Alexander, Blaze |
+3500 |
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Harrison, Kyle |
+4000 |
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Meyer, Max |
+4300 |
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Crews, Dylan |
+6000 |
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Black, Tyler |
+7500 |
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Kerkering, Orion |
+7500 |
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Lawlar, Jordan |
+7500 |
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Smith Shawver, AJ |
+7500 |
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Abel, Mick |
+10000 |
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Gilbert, Drew |
+10000 |
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Goodman, Hunter |
+10000 |
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Luciano, Marco |
+10000 |
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Winn, Masyn |
+10000 |
How the MLB Rookie of the Year (ROY) is Determined
Each year, the Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA) votes to decide the Rookie of the Year for both the American League and the National League. The voters are baseball journalists from across the United States and Canada who are members of the BBWAA. They're the ones who watch these rookies play all season long, and they use their expertise to evaluate each player's performance.
To be eligible for the Rookie of the Year award, a player must meet certain criteria. According to MLB rules, a player is considered a rookie if they have not exceeded 130 at-bats or 50 innings pitched in the major leagues, and they haven't been on a Major League roster for more than 45 days during the 25-player limit period.
When it's time to vote, each BBWAA member selects their top three choices for the award in each league, ranking them in order from first to third. A points system is used to tally the votes, with a first-place vote being worth 5 points, a second-place vote worth 3 points, and a third-place vote worth 1 point. After all the votes are in and the points are added up, the player with the highest point total in each league is named the Rookie of the Year.
Past MLB American League Rookie of the Year Winners
Here's a list of MLB American League Rookie of the Year League winners since the award was first introduced in 1947:
2023: Gunnar Henderson (Baltimore Orioles)
2022: Julio Rodríguez (Seattle Mariners)
2021: Randy Arozarena (Tampa Bay Rays)
2020: Kyle Lewis (Seattle Mariners)
2019: Yordan Alvarez (Houston Astros)
2018: Shohei Ohtani (Los Angeles Angels)
2017: Aaron Judge (New York Yankees)
2016: Michael Fulmer (Detroit Tigers)
2015: Carlos Correa (Houston Astros)
2014: José Abreu (Chicago White Sox)
2013: Wil Myers (Tampa Bay Rays)
2012: Mike Trout (Los Angeles Angels)
2011: Jeremy Hellickson (Tampa Bay Rays)
2010: Neftalí Feliz (Texas Rangers)
2009: Andrew Bailey (Oakland Athletics)
2008: Evan Longoria (Tampa Bay Rays)
2007: Dustin Pedroia (Boston Red Sox)
2006: Justin Verlander (Detroit Tigers)
2005: Huston Street (Oakland Athletics)
2004: Bobby Crosby (Oakland Athletics)
2003: Ángel Berroa (Kansas City Royals)
2002: Eric Hinske (Toronto Blue Jays)
2001: Ichiro Suzuki (Seattle Mariners)
2000: Kazuhiro Sasaki (Seattle Mariners)
1999: Carlos Beltrán (Kansas City Royals)
1998: Ben Grieve (Oakland Athletics)
1997: Nomar Garciaparra (Boston Red Sox)
1996: Derek Jeter (New York Yankees)
1995: Marty Cordova (Minnesota Twins)
1994: Bob Hamelin (Kansas City Royals)
1993: Tim Salmon (California Angels)
1992: Pat Listach (Milwaukee Brewers)
1991: Chuck Knoblauch (Minnesota Twins)
1990: Sandy Alomar Jr. (Cleveland Indians)
1989: Gregg Olson (Baltimore Orioles)
1988: Walt Weiss (Oakland Athletics)
1987: Mark McGwire (Oakland Athletics)
1986: José Canseco (Oakland Athletics)
1985: Ozzie Guillén (Chicago White Sox)
1984: Alvin Davis (Seattle Mariners)
1983: Ron Kittle (Chicago White Sox)
1982: Cal Ripken Jr. (Baltimore Orioles)
1981: Dave Righetti (New York Yankees)
1980: Joe Charboneau (Cleveland Indians)
1979: John Castino (Minnesota Twins) and Alfredo Griffin (Toronto Blue Jays) (co-winners)
1978: Lou Whitaker (Detroit Tigers)
1977: Eddie Murray (Baltimore Orioles)
1976: Mark Fidrych (Detroit Tigers)
1975: Fred Lynn (Boston Red Sox)
1974: Mike Hargrove (Texas Rangers)
1973: Al Bumbry (Baltimore Orioles)
1972: Carlton Fisk (Boston Red Sox)
1971: Chris Chambliss (Cleveland Indians)
1970: Thurman Munson (New York Yankees)
1969: Lou Piniella (Kansas City Royals)
1968: Stan Bahnsen (New York Yankees)
1967: Rod Carew (Minnesota Twins)
1966: Tommie Agee (Chicago White Sox)
1965: Curt Blefary (Baltimore Orioles)
1964: Tony Oliva (Minnesota Twins)
1963: Gary Peters (Chicago White Sox)
1962: Tom Tresh (New York Yankees)
1961: Don Schwall (Boston Red Sox)
1960: Ron Hansen (Baltimore Orioles)
1959: Bob Allison (Washington Senators)
1958: Albie Pearson (Washington Senators)
1957: Tony Kubek (New York Yankees)
1956: Luis Aparicio (Chicago White Sox)
1955: Herb Score (Cleveland Indians)
1954: Bob Grim (New York Yankees)
1953: Harvey Kuenn (Detroit Tigers)
1952: Clint Courtney (St. Louis Browns)
1951: Gil McDougald (New York Yankees)
1950: Walt Dropo (Boston Red Sox)
1949: Roy Sievers (St. Louis Browns)
1948: Alvin Dark (Boston Braves)
1947: Jackie Robinson (Brooklyn Dodgers)
Note that the Rookie of the Year award was first introduced in 1947, with Jackie Robinson as its inaugural winner. However, starting in 1949, separate awards were given to the American and National Leagues.
Past MLB National League Rookie of the Year Winners
Here's a list of MLB National League Rookie of the Year League winners going back to when the award was first introduced in 1947:
2023: Corbin Carroll (Arizona Diamondbacks)
2022: Michael Harris II (Atlanta Braves)
2021: Jonathan India (Cincinnati Reds)
2020: Devin Williams (Milwaukee Brewers)
2019: Pete Alonso (New York Mets)
2018: Ronald Acuña Jr. (Atlanta Braves)
2017: Cody Bellinger (Los Angeles Dodgers)
2016: Corey Seager (Los Angeles Dodgers)
2015: Kris Bryant (Chicago Cubs)
2014: Jacob deGrom (New York Mets)
2013: José Fernández (Miami Marlins)
2012: Bryce Harper (Washington Nationals)
2011: Craig Kimbrel (Atlanta Braves)
2010: Buster Posey (San Francisco Giants)
2009: Chris Coghlan (Florida Marlins)
2008: Geovany Soto (Chicago Cubs)
2007: Ryan Braun (Milwaukee Brewers)
2006: Hanley Ramírez (Florida Marlins)
2005: Ryan Howard (Philadelphia Phillies)
2004: Jason Bay (Pittsburgh Pirates)
2003: Dontrelle Willis (Florida Marlins)
2002: Jason Jennings (Colorado Rockies)
2001: Albert Pujols (St. Louis Cardinals)
2000: Rafael Furcal (Atlanta Braves)
1999: Scott Williamson (Cincinnati Reds)
1998: Kerry Wood (Chicago Cubs)
1997: Scott Rolen (Philadelphia Phillies)
1996: Todd Hollandsworth (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1995: Hideo Nomo (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1994: Raúl Mondesí (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1993: Mike Piazza (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1992: Eric Karros (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1991: Jeff Bagwell (Houston Astros)
1990: David Justice (Atlanta Braves)
1989: Jerome Walton (Chicago Cubs)
1988: Chris Sabo (Cincinnati Reds)
1987: Benito Santiago (San Diego Padres)
1986: Todd Worrell (St. Louis Cardinals)
1985: Vince Coleman (St. Louis Cardinals)
1984: Dwight Gooden (New York Mets)
1983: Darryl Strawberry (New York Mets)
1982: Steve Sax (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1981: Fernando Valenzuela (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1980: Steve Howe (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1979: Rick Sutcliffe (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1978: Bob Horner (Atlanta Braves)
1977: Andre Dawson (Montreal Expos)
1976: Butch Metzger (San Diego Padres) and Pat Zachry (Cincinnati Reds) (co-winners)
1975: John Montefusco (San Francisco Giants)
1974: Bake McBride (St. Louis Cardinals)
1973: Gary Matthews (San Francisco Giants)
1972: Jon Matlack (New York Mets)
1971: Earl Williams (Atlanta Braves)
1970: Carl Morton (Montreal Expos)
1969: Ted Sizemore (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1968: Johnny Bench (Cincinnati Reds)
1967: Tom Seaver (New York Mets)
1966: Tommy Helms (Cincinnati Reds)
1965: Jim Lefebvre (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1964: Dick Allen (Philadelphia Phillies)
1963: Pete Rose (Cincinnati Reds)
1962: Ken Hubbs (Chicago Cubs)
1961: Billy Williams (Chicago Cubs)
1960: Frank Howard (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1959: Willie McCovey (San Francisco Giants)
1958: Orlando Cepeda (San Francisco Giants)
1957: Jack Sanford (Philadelphia Phillies)
1956: Frank Robinson (Cincinnati Reds)
1955: Bill Virdon (St. Louis Cardinals)
1954: Wally Moon (St. Louis Cardinals)
1953: Jim Gilliam (Brooklyn Dodgers)
1952: Joe Black (Brooklyn Dodgers)
1951: Willie Mays (New York Giants)
1950: Sam Jethroe (Boston Braves)
1949: Don Newcombe (Brooklyn Dodgers)
1948: Alvin Dark (Boston Braves)
1947: Jackie Robinson (Brooklyn Dodgers)
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